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  • Selecting the best stocks, and sidestepping the worst, is especially difficult in unsettled markets like this one. These analysts made it look easy -- and without a lot of help from Wall Street.
  • Managers of non-U.S. securities enjoyed resurgent stock markets and favorable currency translation. Their assets hit an all-time high.
  • Slow growth, a weak dollar and increased regulator scrutiny are complicating life for finance officers. Here's who investors rate as tops for their foresight and their forthrightness.
  • Some of the world's biggest hedge fund managers are giving money back to their investors.
  • Our annual selection of the upstarts and veterans, the entrepreneurs and executives who are leading the way in the world of e-finance.
  • Sure, higher earnings and a rising stock price matter most. But in grading CEOs, investors also care a lot more than they used to about good governance, as our second annual survey reveals.
  • Stock gains have buoyed spirits but haven't changed the harsh new realities of managing money. Analysts' jobs only get tougher.
  • Necessity being the mother of invention, fund managers have learned to improvise.
  • If the bear market has buffeted investors in U.S. equities, it has battered owners of European and Asian stocks. As the Standard & Poor's 500 index was falling on average 14 percent a year in the three years through 2002, the Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe, Australasia and Far East index was dropping 17 percent.
  • Companies have come and gone, stocks have surged and crashed, reputations have soared and sunk. But throughout the past decade, a single name has topped the II 300: Fidelity Investments.
  • Fidelity International investment director Frederic de Merode has heard two queries from his European equity clients more often than any others: "Will it get worse?" and "When will it get better?" For most of the past three years, the correct answers have been: "Yes" and "Not anytime soon."
  • Institutional Investor asked fund managers and securities analysts to name the best CFOs among the companies they invest in or cover.